Adrien Beauduin
In this episode, we discuss the successes and failures of the government in the Czech Republic.

Adrien Beauduin
In this episode, we discuss the successes and failures of the government in the Czech Republic.
Aleks Szczerbiak
The new government has opened itself to accusations of the same undermining democracy of which it accused its predecessor.
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Daniel Tilles
Is the talk of “Polexit”, including from Farage and Tusk, realistic?
Maria Wilczek
Rising minimum wage and energy prices mean Poles will pay more for goods.
Stanley Bill talks to Timothy Garton Ash about 1989, Poland’s transition, the PiS government, and the mistakes of liberalism.
Ian Stephenson
Esperanto’s Polish-Jewish inventor hoped a shared language could calm tensions in his native Białystok.
Gregor Gowans
Poland has many famous sweet delicacies to its name. Here is the low-down on nine of the best.
Wojciech Kość
Both supporters and critics are wrong – or at least premature – in their interpretation of Poland’s exemption from EU climate goals.
Stanley Bill gives a geopolitical overview of 1000 years of Polish history in 5 minutes.
Photographer Jerzy Ochoński captured the drama, tragedy and absurdity of martial law in Poland.
Percy Metcalfe
The diplomats in Switzerland forged up to 10,000 passports intended for Jews trapped in German-occupied Europe.
Wildlife photographer Exen captures the beauty of the animals of the Białowieża Forest.
Stanley Bill
Our editor-at-large talks to Jennifer Croft, American translator of Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk.
In the first part of our Brief History of Poland, Stanley Bill looks at the beginnings of the Polish state and the Baptism of Poland.